What medicine should I take if the abortion is incomplete?

No matter what abortion method a woman chooses when she becomes pregnant unexpectedly, it will cause certain harm to the body. Medical abortion is a method of abortion. Medical abortion is achieved by taking abortion pills. After medical abortion, regular checkups are required to see if the abortion is complete. If it is not complete, a curettage is required. Some women are found to have an incomplete abortion after medical abortion. So, what medicine should be taken if the abortion is incomplete? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. What medicine should I take if medical abortion is incomplete?

Incomplete medical abortion requires uterine curettage as soon as possible. General medications are not very effective, so go to the hospital for examination and follow the doctor's instructions.

2. Notes on medical abortion

Medical abortion is generally a common method of abortion in early pregnancy, but irregular vaginal bleeding usually occurs after medical abortion. If you experience lower abdominal pain or excessive bleeding, you need to go to the hospital for examination. After medical abortion, you should pay attention to rest, avoid eating raw or cold food, avoid having sex, avoid taking a tub bath, and use a shower instead. You can recover well with normal care.

3. Sequelae of medical abortion

Medical abortion refers to a method of terminating early pregnancy with drugs. Medical abortion is generally used within 49 days of pregnancy. Its advantages are that the method is simple, does not require intrauterine operation, and is non-traumatic to the human body, but it has certain sequelae.

The main sequelae include irregular vaginal bleeding, which usually takes a long time. For some people, it may drip for a month, and the embryo may not fall out all at once. Some people may need a uterine curettage, so under normal circumstances, you must go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination half a month after medical abortion to see if there is anything residual in the uterine cavity.